JUL302026
Lot 303 conditionally approved
Two nine-storey buildings for offices and shops on Ibn Gvirol, beside the linear park and the future Zahara Levitov light-rail stop. Owner not published.
eshkol
Walk · Sit · Swim
Parks & Open Space
Opens ~202951 lots244 dunam
Photograph: The beach today, already open
Parks, urban squares and the seafront: the largest single land use in the plan.
Measured by area, open space is the biggest thing in this plan: more ground than housing, commerce or employment. Parks, urban squares and the seafront together are what turn an airfield into a place people walk through rather than past.
The two-kilometre promenade is the spine of it, running the length of the district from Reading power station in the south to Tel Baruch in the north.
2 km of waterfrontPromenade from Reading to Tel Baruch
Open year-roundPublic ground, not seasonal concession
The largest useMore ground than any other single class
What is on this ground
What the plan fixes
- A 2 km waterfront promenade runs the length of the district.Plan TA/4444 validation sheet, via Shavnu, 2020-03
- About 300 marina moorings are planned at the northern end.Plan TA/4444 validation sheet, via Shavnu, 2020-03
- Reading power station, the fuel tanks, the marina and the park are being replanned together at the southern edge.Shavnu Journal: hotels, marina, Reading, 2026-08
On the record
The full recordJUL152026
Three seafront North lots approved
Lots 3101, 3105 and 3106, on the westernmost line beside the coastal park: 332 homes with shops, courtyards and public passages. Owners not published.
north
JUL12026
Lot 305 conditionally approved
The Eshkol employment hub's remaining lot clears design review with conditions. Owner not published.
JUN212026
Lot 2207: 410 long-term rental homes
Prashkovsky Meniv's rental project on Ibn Gvirol clears design review. 205 of the homes will be let at controlled rents.
central
Where this ground is
The full district map51 lots, 244 dunam of plot area. Select a parcel on the map or a lot below; they are the same list. Numbers come from plan TA/4444 and are not land-registry gush/helka numbers.
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Lot boundaries digitised from plan TA/4444. Plan lot numbers are not land-registry gush/helka numbers. See reading a lot number. Basemap © OpenStreetMap contributors © CARTO.
Every lot on this ground
- Lot 380Block 689681 dunam
- Lot 380Block 690013 dunam
- Lot 381Block 689612 dunam
- Lot 382Block 68960.8 dunam
- Lot 383Block 68961.4 dunam
- Lot 384Block 68967.7 dunam
- Lot 385Block 68967.5 dunam
- Lot 386Block 68966.6 dunam
- Lot 670Block 68964.6 dunam
- Lot 671Block 68960.6 dunam
- Lot 672Block 68961.9 dunam
- Lot 673Block 68964.6 dunam
- Lot 674Block 68961.3 dunam
- Lot 675Block 68961.5 dunam
- Lot 676Block 68962.9 dunam
- Lot 677Block 68960.9 dunam
- Lot 678Block 68961.0 dunam
- Lot 679Block 68964.3 dunam
- Lot 680Block 68961.9 dunam
- Lot 681Block 68961.8 dunam
- Lot 682Block 68960.7 dunam
- Lot 683Block 68962.0 dunam
- Lot 684Block 68961.4 dunam
- Lot 780Block 68960.2 dunam
- Lot 782Block 68960.5 dunam
- Lot 783Block 68961.0 dunam
- Lot 784Block 68961.9 dunam
- Lot 2000Block 69000.2 dunam
- Lot 2001Block 69009.1 dunam
- Lot 2004Block 69005.1 dunam
- Lot 2005Block 68840.4 dunam
- Lot 2005Block 68962.6 dunam
- Lot 2005Block 69003 m²
- Lot 2006Block 69002.1 dunam
- Lot 2262Block 69003.9 dunam
- Lot 2700Block 69005.3 dunam
- Lot 2701Block 68960.8 dunam
- Lot 2702Block 68852.2 dunam
- Lot 2702Block 68961.7 dunam
- Lot 2703Block 688515 m²
- Lot 2703Block 68961.8 dunam
- Lot 2704Block 68960.2 dunam
- Lot 2704Block 69000.9 dunam
- Lot 2705Block 69000.8 dunam
- Lot 2706Block 69000.7 dunam
- Lot 2707Block 69004.3 dunam
- Lot 2708Block 69005.1 dunam
- Lot 2709Block 69007.9 dunam
- Lot 2710Block 68852.1 dunam
- Lot 2710Block 68965.4 dunam
- Lot 3609Block 690016 dunam
Practical information
How to get here
- WalkFrom the promenade along the waterfront
- BikeContinuous cycle route the length of the district
- Light railGreen Line stations serve the district
- DriveNamir Road and the Ibn Gvirol extension
Good to know
- Open during constructionThe Tel Baruch beach and promenade stay usable while the district is built.
- Squares are not parksUrban squares are hard-landscaped civic space, often fronted by commerce.
When it opens
- 2024–2028Infrastructure and first buildings
- 2029First residents; earliest ground-floor units
- 2031–2035Promenade, hotels, then the northern street
No trading hours exist yet; nothing in the district has opened.
Near here
- The ColonnadesGround-floor commerce under the homes: the shaded street where daily life will happen.
- The Hotel LotsGround the plan reserves for hospitality, most of it within sight of the water.
- Commerce & Mixed UseLots zoned for commerce, employment and tourism together: the district's trading ground.
What opens on this ground
Reading
- The coast, as it is right nowTwo kilometres of public shore sit along the western edge of the district, and none of it is waiting for 2029. This is what is actually there: the sand, the ridge behind it, the water, and how an ordinary day moves along it.
- Walking the shoreline, Reading to Tel BaruchThe whole western edge of the district can be walked today, from the Yarkon mouth to the northern beaches. Here is the route in order, what you pass, where the ground is open, and where a fence decides your line for you.
- The year on this coastThe sun sets into the water every day of the year, the storms arrive from the same direction, and the summer is hotter in the shade than the numbers suggest. What the seasons do here, and why the district is drawn the way it is because of them.
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